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August 31st. Keith Kaplan has already invested $17 million directly into his
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One of America's most respected AI insiders just issued a major buy alert for
August 31st.

Keith Kaplan has already invested $17 million directly into his own AI
research and tools and built a platform that 180,000 people worldwide now use
in the stock market.

He famously called the 2020 crash early , while dramatically escaping from
London on one of the last planes out before lockdown.

Now he says there's a handful of stocks you need to buy before the end of
this month, to set yourself up for 1,000% potential returns in the near future.

Everything you need to know is revealed FREE right here.
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Put simply, after spending millions of dollars on AI research, hiring a
former NSA codebreaker and Pentagon insider…

Keith is unveiling a revolutionary new approach
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to AI stocks, which could make you $100,000 more than owning high flying tech
names like Microsoft or Meta.

If you're worried the AI boom is passing you by, he predicts it's the fastest
wayto avoid getting left behind.
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In fact, Keith recently warned: "Do NOT buy SpaceX, Microsoft, or any
high-flying tech names…
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"Move your money HERE instead."
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Best,

Allison Isla
Publisher, TradeSmith

P.S. Tens of thousands of folks already use Keith's tools in the stock market.

One gentleman named Stephen told us he has built a $2.95 million retirement
portfolio using Keith's work, saying that"these results wouldn't have been
possible " without it.

Another follower named Keith W. said:

"I have more than doubled my portfolio. I love the consistency of my results."

But if Keith's new warning is correct, you're running out of time to move
your money ahead of the market's next big twist.

Everything you need to know is laid out free of charge right here.
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Today's Market Update For You
The BLS Revised Nonfarm Payrolls Down by 79,000 for the Year Ending March 2026
— on the Same Morning Warsh Gave a Hawkish Jackson Hole Speech — and the
Combination Frames the Economy's Actual Condition More Clearly Than Either Data
Point Does Alone
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released its preliminary annual benchmark
revision on August28 — the same morning as Warsh's Jackson Hole keynote —
showing that total nonfarm employment for March2026 was overstated by 79,000
jobs, a downward adjustment of0.1% from the previously reported level of 272,000
net job gains over the prior 12-month span. The revision was driven entirely
by the private sector, where payrolls were overstated by178,000 — implying that
government employment was revised upward by roughly99,000 — with the private
shortfall concentrated in retail trade, education and health services,
manufacturing, and business services. July's employment situation, released
three weeks earlier, had already shown nonfarm payrolls declining by23,000 —
against a median Bloomberg forecast of+80,000 — with the miss driven by a 53,000
contraction in government employment and a40,000 drop in leisure and
hospitality, while private payrolls actually added30,000 in the month.

The analytical significance of the two data points arriving together is that
they confirm a labor market trajectory that the monthly headline numbers,
subject to noise and revision, had been obscuring. Average monthly job growth
from August2025 through July 2026 was approximately 32,000 — well below the
pre-conflict monthly average — and the benchmark revision confirms that even
that pace was being overstated in real time. The unemployment rate of4.1%
remains below the levels that historically trigger Fed easing bias, and the
labor force participation rate of61.4% has declined 0.7 percentage points since
January, suggesting that some of the demand-side cooling is being absorbed
through labor force exit rather than visible unemployment. ForWarsh, the
combination is awkward: a slowing job market argues against tightening, but the
slowing is arriving alongside3.7% headline PCE — exactly the stagflation
structure where neither mandate provides a clean direction.
The Labor Market Picture — Headline vs. Revised Reality


Benchmark Revision−79,000Year through March 2026; private sector overstated by
178,000 — govt revised up 99,000
July NFP vs. Forecast−23K vs. +80KGovt shed 53K; leisure and hospitality −40K;
private payrolls +30K — mixed picture

12-Month Avg Monthly Gain~32KAug 2025–Jul 2026; well below pre-conflict
monthly average; break-even ~−10K to +30K
Unemployment Rate4.1%Declined 0.1pp in July; LFPR at 61.4%, down 0.7pp since
January — exit absorbing slack
What the Labor Data Means for the September Rate Decision

Dovish Read (Hold) Hawkish Read (Hike)

NFP −23K in July — hiking into job losses is historically rareUnemployment
still 4.1% — not a recession-level reading; not enough to override inflation
Benchmark revision confirms labor was already weaker than known — pace
overstatedCore PCE 3.3% for 4 consecutive months — labor weakness didn't reduce
price pressure
Real spending near zero — demand cooling on its own; rate hike amplifies risk
Wage growth at 3.2% YoY — still above level consistent with 2% PCE target; not
deflationary
LFPR declining — labor exit is absorbing slack, not true employmentThree FOMC
members already wanted to hike in July with the same labor data in hand
The labor data argues for holding but does not rule out hiking — the
stagflation configuration means inflation can coexist with job losses, removing
the normal safety valve.
The structural feature of the current labor market that makes simple
interpretation difficult is the break-even calculation. With labor force
participation declining and an aging labor force where retirements outpace new
entrants, the monthly job growth number required just to keep unemployment
stable is estimated at approximately−10,000 to +30,000 — far below the levels
of prior cycles. July's−23,000 print is therefore not straightforwardly
recessionary by that framework; it is roughly consistent with a labor market in
equilibrium given demographics. That makes the unemployment rate a more
reliable signal than the payroll count, and at4.1%, the unemployment rate is
not delivering the clear easing signal that would typically stay the Fed's
hand. The September11 CPI print, not the labor data, is now the decisive input.

Sources: BLS · Staffing Industry Analysts · Epoch Times · Brisk Markets ·
ZeroHedge


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